T HE most common view of the relation between humanism and science is that the two elements are antithetic. In my view humanism and science are complementary. And indeed, I believe that in the last analysis each includes the other which is not to say they are identical. But this antithetic view has a long and I suppose distinguished history dating back to virtually the very beginnings of modern...

The actualization of religious tolerance is a standard consideration consistent concept humans towards mutual respect other religions by living together without mixing beliefs. This research uses qualitative case study approach through observation, interview and documentation. supporting factor for the value goal orientation each school member, including principles wholeness, unity, humanism, s...

Cet article avance l’idée selon laquelle l’humanisme schillérien doit se comprendre dans la tradition de l’anthropologie philosophique Karlschule. À partir d’un examen du kantisme Schiller et en s’intéressant aux concepts d’humanisme religieux, d’autonomie, providence, d’immanence transcendance, on vient à conclusion générale que fut un des premiers humanistes allemande affranchir l’éthique rel...

Caring and humanism in hospitals exist on both the organizational and the individual levels. This paper identifies key organizations and foundations that have succeeded in promoting or fostering caring environments in hospitals. These include the Picker Institute, the Baptist Healing Trust, Sage Consulting, and the Caritas Consortium. Exemplary, caring clinicians in hospitals are also described...

The main objectives of this article are to consider the various meanings concept spirituality, religious (Christian) and non-religious. authors analysed scientific literature, including such authors, who was directly involved in study spirituality Soviet person (L. N. Kogan), many others devoted themselves youth USSR, aspects its (V. T. Lisovskii, S. Ikonnikova, V. G. Mordkovich, L. Ya. Rubina,...

Richard Gale’s slender monograph is a sometimes insightful, sometimes enervating and always personal reckoning with John Dewey’s philosophy. Gale’s basic thesis is that Dewey is a unificationist malgré lui, that despite being committed to empiricism and pluralism his pragmatism remains profoundly metaphysical in a non-naturalistic sense. This claim is hardly new or surprising. Thinkers as diver...